Katie Price has hinted that “big things are coming” after avoiding her bankruptcy hearing for the fifth time.
The 44-year-old former glamour model took to her Instagram stories on Sunday afternoon (April 16) to give fans a hint at what’s to come.
Posing with pal and founder of Oh So Social Group Ryan Mira in a selfie shared on his Instagram stories, Katie shared the snap onto her own.
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Over the top of the snap Ryan had written a sentence about the “big things” that are looming for the sought after celebrity.
Ryan wrote: “Sunday meetings and roast dinner. Big things coming for the Price,” before tagging the Mucky Mansions star.
This comes after the much-loved reality star reportedly avoided another court appearance after her bankruptcy hearing was postponed for a fifth time.
Katie was due attend a court hearing regarding her £3.2million debt repayment at London’s Royal Courts of Justice on Wednesday, April 12 – but narrowly avoided doing so.
Last week it was announced that the hearing was pushed back once again to July 7, which comes after it was pushed back again earlier this year.
Back in February, Katie’s hearing was moved back for a fourth time, having originally been scheduled to take place in June 2022.
The reality star and doting mum-of-five reportedly agreed to pay £12,000 a month to creditors through an individual voluntary arrangement (IVA).
But the creditors have claimed that she failed to stick to the deal.
It is said much of Katie’s £3.2million debt is owed to lenders for mortgages secured against her Mucky Mansion located in West Sussex.
Bankruptcy trustees are hoping to find out how much Katie has earned from her TV work.
Other sources of Katie’s income – aside from her TV work – are her OnlyFans earnings and the money she makes from flogging old clothes and memorabilia.
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